Strasbourg Station

Strasbourg station is a railway station located in Strasbourg city centre. Recognisable by its immense glass canopy, it is the main transport hub in the metropolitan area. Between trains, you can take a stroll around the station area, for example to the Petite France district, around ten minutes' walk away.

How do I get to Strasbourg station?

Strasbourg station is very well served by the CTS network. Tram lines A and D stop at the underground Gare Centrale station, while line C runs to Place de la Gare. You can also reach it by bus on various lines, including lines G and H of the BHNS (Strasbourg's bus rapid transit).

What are the main connections from Strasbourg station?

With more than 21 million passengers a year, the station is heavily used for regional and national journeys, as well as for travel to Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. The station is served by TGV INOUI, OUIGO, DB SNCF trains in cooperation, OUIGO and TER trains.

With its central geographical position in northern Europe, the station offers passengers many journeys. TGV INOUI and OUIGO provide connections to Paris, Colmar, Bordeaux, Nantes, Rennes, Lyon and Marseille, among others. There are also destinations in Germany (Frankfurt am Main, Freiburg, Karlsruhe), Luxembourg and Belgium (Brussels). Regionally, the TER Grand Est network takes you to many towns, including Nancy, Bar-le-Duc, Mulhouse and Haguenau.

TER Grand Est coaches can be boarded on Place de la Gare. They serve local destinations.